These
rice fields so impressive that it is hard to believe that they were created in a very simple way, without modern agricultural technology and the human hand very industrious peasants. Most terraced
rice fields were made in mountain areas where water resources and fertile land. They are built into the steep slopes of intense physical work.
Rice fields paddies are created near a natural body of water - usually a river, lake or swamp because rice requires lots of water for irrigation.
Most often found in east, south and southeast Asia, where the climate is very similar to the Mediterranean. In South China, Vietnam, Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand.
Tourists are usually enchanted by the stunning terraced
Rice fields addies on the mountain slopes and many of them circling for hours or even days to examine and contemplate their beauty.
They stop to enjoy the beautiful green and yellow-ripened
Rice fields which at sunset is more beautiful. Seen from above, many of the terraced fields look like trays of sticky rice, located between streams and pine forests.
